Renal Softgel Capsules: Have you tried them for kidney disease?

I take these every other day and that seems to work well for me. I haven't had any bad side effects, just a bit of gas occasionally, but that's seems to happen to me a lot with just about everything.

You know, I've been taking them for a while, but I haven't noticed any difference. Could just be me, though. Maybe I need to up my dose or something? And the gas is a bit annoying, but I'll take it over the alternative. I guess I'll call the doctor and see if they have any tips on that part.

I had no clue these even existed. I've been struggling with energy levels since my diagnosis. Gonna talk to my nephrologist about these. Thanks for sharing, OP!

I had a bad reaction to them—breakout on parts of my body and I couldn't stop sweating. It was terrible. So, yeah, be careful and listen to your body. If you start to feel weird, stop taking it and call a doctor.

Interesting. I've always just stuck with my regular multivitamin. Maybe I should switch. Although the itching sounds awful and I hate to test that out. Lol.

I've been on Renal Softgel Capsules for a few months now, and they've made a huge difference in my energy levels. No side effects for me so far. But I did have issues with a different B-vitamin supplement in the past (i.e. feeling jittery and sweaty). Worth checking with your doc to see if you have a vitamin allergy.

These capsules are a lifesaver. I was constantly tired before I started taking them. If you're experiencing side effects, maybe talk to your doctor about adjusting the dose or trying a different brand. Can't hurt to ask, right?

I haven't tried them yet, but I've heard great things. I'm still a bit hesitant because of the potential side effects. Might give it a shot if my doctor says it's okay. Just a question: how often do you need to take them? Like every day? Seems a bit annoying to have to remember to take a daily pill.

I swear by these capsules. I've noticed a significant improvement in my overall health. Just make sure to stay hydrated, as these can sometimes cause a bit of dehydration.